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by 58x14 4y ago
I suppose it's impossible for me to "prove" whether these memories were/are more-or-less accurate. However they're self-consistent: since this phenomena emerged I've been recording my experiences and the refere
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by 58x14 4y ago
Whenever I read articles or studies about scientific approaches to "restoring" memories, particularly approaches involving pharmaceuticals, I instinctively assume there's a significant metacognitive counterpart. Surely mental
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by 58x14 4y ago
I still have a few BTC in a LBC account from 2013. I had forgotten about it until a few years ago, and the email account I used was inaccessible. I have the 2FA backup codes sheet but nothing else. I wonder if they’ll let me recover them. I
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by 58x14 4y ago
Thanks for turning me on to Go Note Go. I’ve been contemplating a similar system for quite some time. How often do you review your “Go” notes? I’m finding that’s now becoming the bottleneck in my mental model - I’ve reduced most of the fric
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by 58x14 4y ago
Several threads here seem insightful, particularly the top comment with quotes on avoiding the pitfall of information addiction. I often find pragmatic, applicable advice for fuzzy mental and emotional problems here, more so than in most ot
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by 58x14 4y ago
I mentioned my experience in another thread - a few years back when I was researching devices, the PlatoWorks TDCS/TES device seemed to have a higher level of scientific rigor behind it than many of the other consumer devices available
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by 58x14 4y ago
A great suggestion, thank you. The issue with this approach is that I have longer hair and a gel may have more difficulty bridging contact between the device and my scalp, plus it likely requires more effort to clean up. I might look into t
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by 58x14 4y ago
I posted above briefly about my experience with a TES device. While my usage was occasional, I did have a very unique perceived response to a session, and it wasn’t dissimilar to stimulants prescribed for ADHD. However, that response didn’t
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by 58x14 4y ago
Thank you for this! I’m reading now and you strike a nice balance (for me at least) between simple explanations and deeper science. Do you have any suggested introductory reading material for those interested in neuroscience? More detailed
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by 58x14 4y ago
I spent ~$600 a few years back to buy a thoroughly tested TES device ( https://www.platoscience.com/en-us/pages/product ) and I only ended up using it a handful of times for novelty purposes. My prescribed medicatio
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by 58x14 4y ago
I don't find this dissimilar to seed-stage VC. I think there's probably some ways of shopping this around if there were some provisions that trigger loan terms; think "if you don't exceed X% of minimum yearly income in _
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Ask HN: How do you feel about the term “Prompt Engineering?”
4 points by 58x14 4y ago|4 comments
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by 58x14 4y ago
> dang hard task
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by 58x14 4y ago
This doesn’t seem like a paid promotion piece, although it could be. I don’t see any direct connection between the author and the company/founder. It’s an interesting read, and likely brings some marginally additional traffic to the si
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by 58x14 4y ago
The key takeaway for me was that the mid-2000s were the perfect time to be a founder of a software tool. I can’t help but feel that there are so many tens of thousands of similar stories without such a successful conclusion. In previous rol
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by 58x14 4y ago
Thank you :)
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by 58x14 4y ago
I think I made this one two years ago?
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by 58x14 4y ago
this is a throwaway :)
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by 58x14 4y ago
Good advice and classic video.
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by 58x14 4y ago
also not a lawyer but I have a fair amount of experience in risk management, and I did consult multiple attorneys prior to my engagement. I’d like to think I made ethical decisions along the way. I won’t disclose more details here, but I wa
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by 58x14 4y ago
I haven’t reached out to them and I haven’t been contacted. There was a short window where I was super admin for their entire Google workspace, but everything was pretty cryptic and I had limited time to exfil data. I seriously contemplated
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by 58x14 4y ago
I hate to admit this, but I was (briefly) involved with the Ethereum Max project. They gave me a sizable sum of cash up front, no contract, to act as a general and technical consultant. This happened less than 48hrs after I met some of the
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by 58x14 4y ago
Same here, but as I've become more reliant on shared documents (Google Docs and Lucidchart) I've been wishing it was possible to bring those in natively.
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by 58x14 4y ago
This is brilliant.
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by 58x14 4y ago
I’ve been working to improve this very issue myself; the compulsion to seek further options before committing to a decision has diminishing returns.
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by 58x14 4y ago
Spectacularly nuanced. It’s very common here at HN to see the discussion around Web3 / cryptocurrencies / blockchains gravitate towards the extremes. While I believe probably ~80% of the projects and companies in this space have l
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by 58x14 4y ago
I'm a little surprised by the sentiment here in the comments. The author's intent is to present an index of mental models with succinct descriptions simple graphics (and sure, some SEO/profit motives). I recognize more than h
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by 58x14 4y ago
I can't see how you'd interpret this as "advertising a cool hack." The entire original article: I initialised a new Git repository, and added a .gitignore file instructing git to ignore .gitignore: git init . echo "
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by 58x14 4y ago
Just my personal take, I think this is a really well-written incident postmortem. It's specific, extensive, candid, and dare I say, entertaining? Many incident reports are fully lacking in any meaningful detail, or wholly unapologetic.
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by 58x14 4y ago
Here's where I'm at in my musical endeavors: - I have world-class equipment (a Nord Stage 3 among other things) that has radically changed my perception of sound, which is both a good and a bad thing. The positive is I'm beco

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